- Google has confirmed to <a href="https://myappsplus.com/apple-has-a-bluetooth-problem-and-android-is-taking-advantage/” title=”Apple has a Bluetooth problem, and Android is taking advantage”>Android Authority that sleep breathing quality is coming to the Fitbit Air soon.
- The feature initially launched on the Pixel Watch 3, 4, and 5, leaving Fitbit Air owners wondering whether their trackers would ever support it.
- Google hasn’t provided an exact rollout date, while availability on the newer Fitbit Edge remains unconfirmed.
Fitbit Air owners who were disappointed to discover that Google’s new sleep breathing quality feature wasn’t supported on their trackers finally have something to look forward to. After weeks of confusion over the missing health insight, Google has confirmed to Android Authority that the feature is indeed coming to the Fitbit Air. Better still, the wait might not be much longer.
The confirmation comes after we reached out to Google seeking clarification on whether the missing feature would eventually make its way to the Fitbit Air or remain exclusive to Pixel Watches. Fortunately, it seems the tracker was never meant to be left out of the party. A Google spokesperson told Android Authority:
